Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Sony KDL-52W3000 - 52'' Widescreen Bravia 1080P Full HD LCD TV - With Freeview
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Manufacturer: Sony
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Sony
EAN: 4905524418774
Feature: Full HD 1080P LCD Television
Label: Sony
Manufacturer: Sony
Model: KDL52W3000U
Publisher: Sony
Release Date: 2007-09-12
Studio: Sony
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Features
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Full HD 1080P LCD Television
Screen Size:52
Tuner Type:Analogue with Freeview
Teletext:Smartext with EPG
Nicam sound system
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Excellent buy
Comment: I am no techno geek but being a customer, I would say, this TV surpasses all expectations, so far so good, its been 3 months of heavenly viewing, I combined it with Sky HD plus and Samsung 7.1 Channel blu ray home theatre system, It has changed the way I watch TV now. Well, only problem is weekends being so busy with friends and family clamouring around and bring their own DVDs, but what the heck, It is all worth it.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Dissapointing motion handling
Comment: Even though there are many strong points with this TV, motion handling is truly disappointing in a kit at this level.
Especially faces in dark backgrounds leave a nasty smear which is utterly painful to look at.
If you are tolerant for such a shortcoming, you can be truly happy with this TV, for that any other point than motion handling I would give this TV 5, but overall I don't believe it deserves such high appraisals given by previous reviewers.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Excellent!!!
Comment: The Sony brand speaks for itself.The picture quality is amazing,the sound is excellent its a must get HD TV for all you playstation/Xbox fans and those who just want to enjoy watching the movies,whiles the W4000 series has just been released i still recommend the W3000 series as its got all the amazing features...If you're not fussy about the prize this is the TV to buy....
Customer Rating:
Summary: Class Kit
Comment: awsome piece of kit. picture excellent even without HD. easy set up and all componants easy to use. sound excellent thro external amp and connected by HDMI cable to enhanse quality
only prob is that we had to upgrade DVD recorder due to reduced quality! now have Sony DVD recorder an the systems work perfectly together.
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Editorial Reviews:
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The KDL-52W3000 LCD television from Sony combines style and technology. It has a superb aluminium finish and BRAVIA image improvement functions such as Theater Sync, the x.v. Colour colour generator and Engine Ex image processor. These functions guarantee that the images on the television's 10-bit, 46" screen are both bright and deep. The KDL-52W3000 also has a 3D digital comb filter to manage Full HD pictures, and it processes 1920x1080-pixel video and Nicam sound with a Dolby Digital Plus decoder.Thanks to a 16,000:1 contrast rate, the KDL-52W3000 will plunge right into the heart of your favourite films. It even has a High Defintion digital tuner and an analogue tuner, as well as 3 HDMi entries, a PC entry and two scart sockets. In fact, the KDL-52W3000 has everything you need for your home entertainment needs!
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